Jaiseon
Jaiseon by Jaiseon Barnwell November 23, 2021
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Jiseong
He’s the type of guy that is made out of boyfriend material. All parents love him and want him around. He will unlock the inner Korean within you and provide the relationship with lots care and attention.
Jiseong by anon1792649 January 28, 2021
Jaison
Jaison is the intelligent/introspective variation of Jason, in addition to the super, ultra sexyness that generally characterizes Jason's. The additional "I" represents the extra introspective/intelligent side of the jaison which gives a set of characteristic's that uniquely define a Jaison.
In short they are known for being:
1. Sexy
2. Genius
3. Deep
4. Artistic
5. Simplistic
In short they are known for being:
1. Sexy
2. Genius
3. Deep
4. Artistic
5. Simplistic
1. That book/painting/song is a masterpiece! You pulled a jaison!
2. Look at that cute photographer over there! He is such a jaison!
3. Wow, you developed a way to cook food using a specific frequency range in the electromagnetic spectrum and your sexy! You must be a Jaison!
2. Look at that cute photographer over there! He is such a jaison!
3. Wow, you developed a way to cook food using a specific frequency range in the electromagnetic spectrum and your sexy! You must be a Jaison!
Jaison by blis212920 February 4, 2010
pulling a jaison
when a guy hooks up with a random girl that plays rugby and gets his tiny weiner sucked in a room with a glass door allowing any wandering perverts to watch
Pulling a Jaison is not subtle and usually involves girly noises from the guy. Also, it is randomly disturbed by various people walking in the room.
Pulling a Jaison is not subtle and usually involves girly noises from the guy. Also, it is randomly disturbed by various people walking in the room.
guy 1: ooooooooo ahhh
guy outside glass door: woow sounds like that guy is pulling a jaison
guy: lets pull a jaison!
girl: OH! its so small and skinny !
guy outside glass door: woow sounds like that guy is pulling a jaison
guy: lets pull a jaison!
girl: OH! its so small and skinny !
pulling a jaison by cronos19 May 26, 2010
Jaison
Jaison by Jaisons fan girls April 30, 2019
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